Three reasons Middle East oil supply is nearly back to pre-Iran war levels

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Middle East oil flow reached 92% of its pre-war baseline in late September, seven months after conflict with Iran disrupted the Strait of Hormuz. Rebounding supply is attributed to US military escorts, ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman, and increased pipeline exports, though sustainability is questioned due to ongoing Iranian attacks and potential policy shifts.

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Experts say US military assistance, using shuttle tankers and pipelines bypassing the Strait of Hormuz mean exports have rebounded.

Three reasons Middle East oil supply is nearly back to pre-Iran war levels

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